SrciAL To THE "NCD, Prague, Mar. 11.
MI Beran, Czech Premier, und M. Chvalkovsky, Foreign Minister, ore understood to be favourable to a settlement of the Slovak crisis on the basis of a wide interpretation of Slovak autonomy, but of such as General Sirovy National Defence and Minister of Social Welt ported to be not supporting this vi Under the circumstances, well-informed political quarters believe that reconstruction of the Czechoslovakian Government, omitting Genera: Sirovy and M. Klumpar, may be imminent.
M. Sokol, President of the Slovak Diet, who is leading a delegation which has come to Prague to discuss with the Central Government the proposed list of the new Slovak cabin net, is stated on good authority here to have said that the Slovaks insist on the retention of the dismissed premier, Dr. Tiso.—Reuter.
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